Mark Nottingham
Internet standards engineer; chairs the IETF HTTP working group; Standards Lead at Cloudflare.
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Cloudflare (Standards Lead (as of 2026))
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- Mark Nottingham has worked on the design of core Internet technologies for more than 25 years, mostly HTTP, URLs, RSS/Atom and QUIC, and has written more than thirty IETF RFCs and W3C Recommendations.
- He has chaired the IETF HTTP Working Group from 2007 and chaired the QUIC Working Group.
- He has served on the W3C Board of Directors, the Internet Architecture Board and the W3C Technical Architecture Group.
- As of 2026 he is Standards Lead at Cloudflare and lives in Melbourne.
Key facts
- IETF
- Chair of the HTTP Working Group (from 2007); chaired the QUIC Working Group1
- Specifications
- More than thirty IETF RFCs and W3C Recommendations1
- Has served on
- W3C Board of Directors; Internet Architecture Board; W3C Technical Architecture Group1
- Cloudflare
- Standards Lead (as of 2026)1
- Education
- Graduate Diploma of Communications Law, Melbourne Law School1
- Lives in
- Melbourne, Australia1
Roles
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- CloudflareOrganization
Standards Lead (as of 2026) source on Cloudflare
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